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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-07-29

Of all the most fashionable styles in Ready
made Clothing and Gents Furnishings Tor
Men, Boys and Children that has ever been
brought TO this town. They are first-class
throughout, and combining all the styles ana
qualities, with prices strictly fair and 10 SUIT
the times. think that | can prove 10 my
friends and customers, and the people OF this
vicinity, that there is but one place TO pur-
chase Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods,
and that place is at the Boss Clothing Store OF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21
TELEGRAPHIC.


1Wx RrRMEEz ooUNT uzrEzxDs TO GIANT
M011un n CAPTAIN MEAnK-
OzzaAao, Gsp4. m-Ths DsiaS Nssrs
OttaEs, HIinois, sresial naxG Oage
Blaak. Of tie AuaEshislS esun6ei. asked
the euprsme Oonrt today for feavs 20
wifhdRaw the original record n the
AnaRehist eases for 30 days, wishiDa %
abmis ito bis associate eonsel IN Eeg
YoFk, and thsn II - advised 10 sabmii
rsoosd 70 tha Unitsd States e1prsDe
Coart upon IN applieation for writ Of
eRrUT. Altar oon8nlta2io1 the Oo1Fi
OvsFruled ths motion, Chief Jnstice
Shelton mid tsat nsmilaF motions had
aaways been denied, and cited . o4se
where IN ex Jodae Of the Court had
been denied leave 90 taxa the record 70
hotel to look Il over during the niRht.
Oapsain Black appeared vsxy much
diseouEs esd, and after the court ad-
iousnsd rsnnarkrd thet be woaid not
havo tie responsibility Of denying that
motion on bis had for the v0fid,
Thsb the court bad given them 90 dAyE
Of life Re work On, and this decision
wcuid give tie impression abroad tbai
the court did not desire 20 aid The seven
msn In getting justice. One OF the
judges, % being ted Of this. said: INC
matter What impression will be abroad
Ne propose 10 do What is In aecoFdance
With the lsw and rules Of coart."
The record contains 100000 words
Captain Black has asked the clerk Of
the ooaFt 70 make an estimate Of 1hai
10 would cost 10 make copy 81 once
and advise him Tomorrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21
TACOMA.


ma sstialss q insorpozasien q fhe
pavallou TAahs apd Wessr Compaey
wesD hIed With AaditoF HleginRa Ye4-
teRdaF. Ths inoogpOgatoFs efe kxzs
MaSkss, Fred 3. MssksE end Joan '.
Esskar. The pnfpsssa e the inooFpei.
aaorn a. prsgieumy nosed In th1e eolzs1a
nss for sappsyinR ths town 81 RnydilnF
via sisssFfs, aas % cher lights SO
sntsr for iFEieMtin9, are sxtinGaisnina
end othss pabiis and pEigate p1fpo.ea.
o. p. Ferry. wto leasss tsie anernise
for San Rsanoisoo V visit pa fa91ly,
YESTERDAY fsoeiTed isttsS from VII
Wrlahe. 81 san Fsanei9sos wbo was q
the eity rssantly. aaytna; ~lf ne pecp.e
Of Taooma knew one-bad - Uaee
shout booming e. he psopls hsfs you
mlehs b. IN Q pssiiion % nnahs monsy.
Yoa souid have besn II y0a BAG -
mainsd here"
Bighop Psddook visited Port 1cws.
ssnd Iass Sunday; sexs Be1dsy be sili
visit San 1nsn and Ofeas laisnd DsF-
Ing Ossobsg be viii visit Esatsrn Hasn'
tnaton -shs churches ~ Spokane kails.
Yakima, Poznsroy, Dayton, etc. e De
capacity a. Egiss0pai Blshop % the
Diocese Of Washington Territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21
LIVERPOOL xAnxErs.


Tee sAfp Hlghlaod Light Capsata G n
AAuysf. arrives n tAs Esils ins q freisst-F1
tA.s = ssni~g - aAys fran sas Franeisca ssI
hreugei shost 4o99ona a q scsliaaecas srssFAl
aad sAsss rssara eArse q osdar M0Gntst-
zeal 10 S4n FsaE
TIE Steamships wilnaazsoa asa G~arxs "
sss sElive4 lsfs lAst uigas frO@ san Fras.
sfeca- Faa Nilniagtaa wi psoAahly sahe !
sstcra eArFa u coal froz Nsaatna.
TIE Nah4aara was isesfy two davs f-auu
- fe1ro. ea1aeaet b. c cnaAr q ca. y
fSrtlAa1. TAis n he srcczd fear, nnSsesf irsr
saaaaK satp - enses tae OalaGeta rtwer. she
Fsaehse Portland 90 kasaAy ia egw o. tss
Larifze.
TAs oreEeaias hAs tAe fallswlax b sav a,
fcrta7d F0ixats sffAs Fsa 10 - tss go
hs1 SairA . NV Eel ire 49, sSal u,sas
FAa VN19aRra AsTiuad StlA pr1or sAa-sae AZ
waesL FAsrN . N part Ftaz toes Ter wAesl
asa Hs1s sss los toa& sa,saiax drwa he
nss tee tssasa' n4rErt d seawtaE . sstss
rss tallsslsg starssrs yere rspss.ss "a a.
fF1se.ses % Aa1tay; - faahzr-AFssssA
Bah Pa Wa. Sas Fr4aossca q Rrskxns Ia
as 6suAa y cerisffaa, fram ths 49, a
faiPeztsS aEsitsA has varsinN frau -
ses1A - NAfes1aA
fes tcRnaes stAze1szt rssaEtsa u a. R-.,-
sissa - kea3ay uAs - fslleyr TanssaS I,
pr ssgues4 = 20 tsus, tuzsaRs e psrs sss.
Ssle asas.
Tne ee@sassFs Plaaasx, gss-ouA "a Ras.~u,.
arEtve4 a. eAa fNefe o. -. ls1A tnsaNas.
1ss eaF&sstse EzEA AagaaEa, - tea..
gsil knsgs n he es.as trsaa. = 49, $50
tAsroagsiy sssrAaz,e4 - s4n Raanoinss -
- - tess 80 eaasl tazh<r ennsa - -.
assn n tse9 a Saa Fraa-asca
~ hatHN4 3enltntg Anaaais. ma a.na
l2As a 1za4NFienA MS y~nr. na3aN freus
.e1E1a1G e - ls1a tas1zzf a. virssrfa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21
FINANCE AND TRADE.

anezzxm. Izasa4v. ssrE -
eamask egsasrs aEs segtsnfng - nrzaEs I.
- asss1s narsst - rsssDts tsazT vss
eaSeasaz H.kL
1woraz1ss18 sszpdMns ~ euas = ~
1sa wsss ahippas haa1g sraf - rasus sonnd
EspFe LIS, eunnisnaa . 10 KznaL
NJ sss Ehuluaass gzsesEy am e EizhH 3
meDonaA rscEfyes 80 e1Elsa6s - aznanI
HsssAaa1iss eve - Fasst sozsa shars k1ss.
Esda lszss ea11gn@est - - Lie Eish-
lad Lishss whlsh nErsssd sod4y. nAfElzgts -
welh E1za.
M cst1mhla . Pass ss.nf EsHrosA oa@.
pasyb salGruag ~ siasssesa ntths sspsl
h lis dig. TAs ssrssoa@ va now -
samsfAang ovsR 1o0 fsa long ~ - fast wtas.
Ths fssighf rsesfEsa IN ssHtaIs surazg "a
past tsszfy folr hsurs wfn ansrNsnas svsE
100 ssas pEobsbly ne lzEsssa Gnsast ssa
recsfvsd h Ms cry b a. day.
PRODUCs REfEPRs-Durine he pa@ -
beuEn tAe ps11noe ssessxe1 N Dsmttie II
ciaas4 ne folluwanG - paekAens nassm.
3 oanae eENnv IS anrks poeatona. sc esn1Ala
Gear. - aaeks FED. rs nacka uhoFzs. 80
Eaefs hE8n, 4 s.eks Dss1 corn. escks cab
1419s u s1GL1 o1l4u1s - N3eAaH11 GfasA !
n1ek wasl, bz11le ki6es, esoPs shleksss. @
eattla, sosA, caves, - s1aks oIgssrs and
o. paAkAsa8 miseeslnnesus vsKslAkias. Thers
seFe aiss received e4Eloa6a Or aheU3 " tnns
% geEMral Hefehan1ise ever the Rugst Eognd
shsrs La. eos ons ~ tes sesznSstp Geo "
n1sT. 80 tens ~ The ship Hlghlaad LShA
and "a tons b The Eteamzhip Wilmlngipn-
6HIRMkNTs-Dunag fhs paat - hours
Esnsral fFaighfs were sent from Seattle IN he
folswing quantittss: O p 4 = % tons.
f4na Is tons steamsEs knEna HayWaE1
l Ton, Geo Starr tess, " 4 HerWin z ta1a.
Elestwoo4 II tous. Eeilts ~ tsaa. FzaaJ
Lake tea
EGGs-Fsssh Puest soaaA Gags are vsEy
snzrce- nag are 10 be had enly N ne small
est qsMutiliaa. Dealers and ready asle a. 20
esnts par do1sn. In RsrtlAna eggs vsfs all.
ing On las1 saturday At z7h cents ana On Mea.
day. supplies growing hksssR, the priee Wsnt
40 again 70 - eoats . dsEea. oregec eGgs ~
t1h hsrs e 30 cents per dossn.
0AfS-In san Francisco the best price
named for eats 10 81 IS par GENITAL or 81 Per
ton here huyaEs are paying Gao per Ton. In
the Local retail naEkst the ruling price Is u 50
PER GENITAL or 81 20 peg ton
WHEAT-aothtng nsB developed In Tia
aheat mafks1 Retailers stin get 81 90 pei
esutAl Or $40 Per ton for the snail auHntiHea
sod hera
BERR-RsesIpsa t0dsY sehead. Maxkst IN.
changrA. Buyers pay 81 csats Per pound on
loot; Wholesale. dressed. Z esnts; retail 1894
PefAroEs-Rsosirts to-day. l.rssiy ffsn
CsliforniA, sa5 'acks. Prices rule high - fol.
lowE Buyer. $40 peE ton; retail. u - pel
ewt o. - g per ton.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

Pors Tounsand-iask e dssn1sntaFy
ssi6aues e eood fsixk- Mr.. MzEss
sat his wi1N " wogk ana recalled >
pfumias nsnds ~ aomebody whon 70
souid nea ss@snheR 70 Ledgw ssDos-
~. Il was eady 10 tbs moEninR sd
hs foan9 nobo1y abo1t - edi1sfl4i
rooma. fhas I'D ally bsen paoased :
fsw hours b 10 makers q - nsofntae
papar. ESasy boar was psncious sd
b tusned avsE TIE ole q papefB On ahe
editors desk 90 an1ious axsisemen1 an1
- ~ Rfsas Eslisf discovered - dsos-
menA. he hastily pa & 10 ~ ensstspl
and p1ssad d . Oigmpia. He I'D
hardly dsna tbts When 3 tsleakaEn
nsashed him ataatng ne ahnalmta NJ
esasiay q tha pApaEB xeaening Oiympia
wiibin 9 esEtAtn tima. Ths mail, be -
nlizsd, wOuld no % cot unfli he naxl
moRnina, maeb zoo lals fer tha puFposs
He expialns6 tie aituatisn - Ne Pest
MASTER and after muah trial snd yExs-
ti0n renoFared the lesteg and plaoe1 !
IA the hands 81 1ndRs WiakaEHtam whe
was aoleR - the CapitAi city hat aftsf'
noon- He hes kspl Il h his posss@ioz
Ths nanss and aznoants thai maks
40 The nosabls Iiss hass nsvsF heEs
tofeFp besn pabiishsd ands e. STAT
"a By Mr.. Csuahfan. TIE pabiIs
h nos apprissd q iast kov NE seooani
sands. Tbs amO1at guaranteed On
this Iist b somethina over e700. Tbs
more literal donasiens sFs - fellows
". J. Tkompson ESQ., O, p. MasteFsCn
$50, W. D. Tyler 500, p. L. Nixon
$500, AIIsn O. Mason 500. John 5. Ne
Nislin 800, J. ID. OaaahrsB 500. ". II.
Pfc 500, DAVID Lister e50o. Peter r.
vima 200, Isaac ". Anderson $500, Geo
n. OsehaFd 500, .. n. Steel $500
Tho0. HosmsE $500, O. p. Ferry $50
?. r. Osds 500.
W. n. Fife said at TIE meeting %
Monday night that be would Increase
his subaeFiOssan 70 $1,000 u esrsain
conditions we're ful6lled, aud Ailsn O.
Mason'e proposition 20 be one Of twenty
20 raisa $4,000 under siipulations have
besu reported. Col. J. u. steel aaihoF-
izsd Rev. De V0Fs 70 raiss his (Stssl'sl
subscEipiisn 70 5000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

fH1 PBoBkTM cJUHT's DEorsIoH ~ NE
HAHnAH-M' ckBTKB cksB-An AP-
Pal 10 FOLLOW.

MAMMhH%A CAMNk4 GAH8-AM
PEAL 10 FOLLOW.
Probate Jadae WiskeFshsm Feturnsd
on the Eastwood yesterday morning
from Olympia. AZ tsa o'olOok be an
Bounosd 10 the attorneys 10 the Hannah
McCaFvsF eass that be had como 70 the
conclusion that bis Jurisdiction IN the
matter extended only 70 the dstermina-
ti0n Of the necessity for raising money
b. the sale OF real estate, 70 pay taxes
and make necessary repairs on the
dwelling houses. snd 10 provide foE the
support Of Mrs. MoCaSyeE and the IN
married daughter, Naoma; for which
purposes he found is necessary 70 sell
real estate 70 the amount Of $500. The
Judge declined 10 give any construction
Of tbs will, IN relation 70 Mrs. MeCar-
vsr's claim 20 half the estate under the
Community Property lag, or 10 relation
10 her status a. q dsvtsea for life or
trustee; and also declined. on the same
ground, 70 remove her from the posses
sion Of The property. whether theFe
Vers fFaads OF not Ia former sales Of
property be would not decide. bus leaves
soc matter 10 the District Court. IL
was agreed that the tegms Of his deais
lon should be settled next Saturday
afternoon. and that n the same time
the am0ant Of the bond for appeal to
the District Court should be fixed.
Each side IN she present controversy ts
20 bear Ice Own costa. Il seems 20 be
taken for granted thai the oass wili be
appealed 81 once 10 TIE District OoaFt.
and that no sale Of property viii take
place until that Court has passed upon
all matters In controversy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

ABOUT THrkxT THOUSAND DoLkkns
aRrURyD.

A2S0A IAAAAN A4QlAALD 0t1EAnu
RoKI WoRIH, (Tex). Sept. 2o.-Two
masked men, with drawn Tevolvers,
mounted q cab Of the Texas Pacific east
bound express train touieht as IL pulled
out Ct BenbFook, q small station twelve
miles west Of here. Tue engineer Was
ordered 70 run his train Q few miles
from BenbFook. Il vas stopped Just
over the high trestls. Here two other
masked men boarded the train.
The engineer ana fireman we're then
placed under guard. A dozen shots
we're fired into the express car and the
door vas finally opened By Pacific Rx-
press Messenger Maloney. One Fobber
entered and cleaned out the safe and
then vent into the mail ear. Messenger
Griffith offered no resistance. Every
registered letter in the car vas secured
by the robbers. The work was ell done
in ten minutes and she engineer Was
ordered 10 poll out. The train was the
through express from San Francisco.
The booty taken Is valued at $50 900.
A train vas robbed on the same treslls
last June. Guards we're in the passen
ger coaches, bat they we're over the
trestle. No attempts was made to mo-
lest the passengers. There 10 no trace
Of the robbers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

THB co oPEaATIvn STORES WILL ASH Foa
A Dfn8oLUTtoa or ATTACHMENT
And SUE Ron pAMAom.


DfEsoLUxEun or ATTACHMENT
And SUE EoB DAMAGES.
The Northwestern Trading and Man.
ufaotuFinR Company was orgaaiEsd IN
Tacoma 10 the spring Of 1886, during
The enthusiasm amcng the 9ofkingmen
for the pTinoiple Of Co operative enter
prise, ana vas duly Incorporated With 9
nominal capital of one million dollars.
Tue inooFpofators we're active leaders Of
the voEkinRmen, such a. j. M. Grant
and Thomas Maloney; they are nov
nearly all aotiVo meuabers OF the PaRea
Sound Cooperative Colony ~ P09
Angeles. Tue scheme Of the company
embraced vide range Of. industrial sn
teFprisea. bat u vas decided 10 coniine
iis infantile operations 10 the establish
ment Of cooperative stores for the
Soskingmen. NJ. Brock johnson. tn
the winter Of 1867, eanvassed Pierce
County for subscriptions and raised
5000, which vas the total cash capital
Of the concern, With this they started
tVo stores; enc In New TaoOma and the
other In Old Tacoma. Diasonsions soon
broke oas among che patrons and sab
scribeFs--ons principal cause OF COM
plant being the systematic lowering OF
the standard Of wages among the en-.
ployses Of the store IN order 90
enable the managers 10 "out an
der" the trade generally u prices.
This dlspleased alike the work
inRmen and the other stoRekespers
OF the two towns. Tue matter entered
largely lnao the canvass for manlcipal
ofncos lass spsing. sad had much 10 DO
Sith The crushing defeat Of the Union
Labor ticket. This defeat tended 10
mske the 90 operative stores unpopulaFi
The workinamen withdrew their pat
ronAee, and many OF them, 10 10 said.
refused 20 pay their bills. aud the en-
teFpgias began 10 loas money. And
nov J. MeUEaokee a Co., Of San Fran
cisco. having procured a. attachment
against tne stores. theaa have been
closed uR. The afadavit for the attach
ment charges the concern With having
ineaFred the debts fFaudulentlY, aad
says thai the sources % the Atlantis In.
fogmatioa on this matssF sre converse.
tio0s With members Of the company
aud q oopy Of its articles Of Incorpora-
tion. Tna Trading Company will sue
MeOTacken a %. for damages for
and rnas. Carroll. Esq.. counsel for the
company, win today endsavoF 10 have
TIE attaohmeot dissolved. Tie troablas
and failure Of these % operative stores,
taken In connection Wtth the complica.
tons Of the lahoFsra' 90 operative ex-
psFisBes With Tacoma avenus, are
oksd ueoa as q go bach 10 eo-opafa-
tiona.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21
TmE uxIvERsurT FUNB.
Fnn rnnzlGlns sroRI OF A MSsTERious
SUBSCRIPTION Llsr-Wuo ruR
poaOna Aam.


There will be q meeting Of the eoua-
mlttea Of ettsxens Ia charge ct tbs
Meshcdist univeFsity fund this eyenisg
10 prepare ne report. The neg men
bsFs, Alien q. Maaon and q. 8. Barlow,
addaa 81 The nesting o. Monday night,
wili meet wilh them for the ART time.
q. z. Ferry. Who vas also ADDED N the
counties. leaves fer hia bone In San
FRANCHISE this moFnins. and theFsfsfe
will not be present The eoamtttee b
uuits encouraged IN faes Of The pros
peces- TIE sabsoFtptioa list % vigoF-
oasly enquiFsd fos b. NJ. Ferry and j.
ID. OanshFan al the A0ndAy nsRha
meatine, and the whereaboats % watch
vas said 10 be unknown. Il reported %
Be In the hAnds q 1adgs wicksrshAnn.
cue Of the committee. II bad . SINCE
Tar eSpaFieaoa 10 reaching tha eceae al
Olymrla. wheFa q waa sxreeted 10 be
~ potent Ia tha eoaBeila % she eonfer
ence. u h naa sinsse saeacgipiisn
lisa, bat three. and yea q y oas. bsteg
n tAFee parta. saoh q shieA gas plassa
10 the handa 81 dtSsFsni 9emheF sg
tas committee duFtna the fsv dAys 10
eeFe chs conferences. fhey we're hFeazAi
Together In AF. Nxon's 0fasa. however,
% the moEsing before TIE eoafereass
Opened. NJ. kixoa vas saddenly
called aUay 10 EllsnsAsrg. aud vhea
en- anxtoas enqaAFer Asked fsf IA craaE
% tAka then b. Oiympta. thar were nos
% Be faana. eeAfch waa made Ter
eAem everywhere and syssyboay was
aaktnG eseFyee1y els FOE he szhscrip
tiaa hsis everybody Vie wAs Sxpeeisd
70 Be responsible for then shiftSd zee
responsibility 60 30 somebody etas.
fcFtanAtsly they wers nee seeded o.
shs ntst day OF The saeonA. eat the
morntng ef that maucFaAls Frt1ay
oaSped bright aaa early "a Was Zee
sane bear - asaAl bat seemed cartier
90 accent ef ths diEtFesatng snxiesy af
sAa aimel end that sahseFipeiaa itas
waa s1ki IN hsdang anA nooSay eaala Be
foand - give an h3ea q its where
ahoatA Ia thing was eettinr q.
Ftoas aud the Goasily susptston az .
Fort ToWnNnnd trtp bagan % saegosa
ttaalf 10 TIE mInds % tAoss inisrasseA
Mr.. Mlxon arrived Ia towa % 6Atnra&y
enefntnn. Wien TIE aRaAy ha9 beecGns
nlaneA DtsEaieAes from OiyDptA kaA
sspegtsd shaf RoEt founRad VS. oas
~ tAe uay and Taeoma wAs frxs 70 pre-
sans her eaeA. epa TIER we're hstsR
SHARED In The faea b. tha sass alismma /
sxAcfiy a. haa been ehaREaa aNAfnat /
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21
ruE car ~ nsCARvEn srnEEr
suuT wuI ~ oAss0r sn same NJ eva
AND THs cas- Lsr rHBovaH.

yusf wHI ~ oAssor N same NJ eva
AND Tus CAss Lsr THBovaH.
"At Q msssing Of thaOounoii Commit
toa last nt2ht u GAS decided 10 report
fav0raely upoo The Improvement Of
McCarvsE street. from the uhars %
Fifth atFest." said Goes Gilman Blown
yesterday AfteFnO0n. that d, on me
ltne az The pFopoaed railroad"
"Ana Vas ned improve The whale
street and be done vita the basineaa
and Allov the street railvay 10 90 ons''
vas aaked.
The reason Il very simpls." ssiA he
Coaacilman. ~Thara uas q petitiau far
tha tHprovement % that street aad the
CITY knGtneeF uAs tnssfncted 90 rrs
paFe an estimate % ths coaa. When he
bad dans - q uAs foand tAat The vAlas
o. he soattine pfopsrty fell shors hy
nearly q tscasand dollars % TIE cost %
the lmproVsueatA The - timAted eoss
V lttaie oseF sSoo0 whils the vAias 81
the property u ahcat sggsa. The eharses
provides thai where re cost % street
tmgrussmeat y mere than ons half he
vaiae % abaitiel propeEtY. The improve
aneat. Y anteEtaken mast BE- pAid FOR
By tAe eitI ~ large Cndsr s6saa cir
eaasssaness tbs pFopegts awnsrs pssi
tton. wisely ese1eh, perhaps, hat VAinly,
aaieNs tes tmeruveuest 4 vsry eeces-
sAfy 20 tes eonvenleaoe az tie city
hat boN Aoeot ~ dissstet frosa ths
usAsf 20 fstth street. tAseFv
TIE pst1sio1 for teAs maeA Is al
Etsel Il i noa SEA- heavy woss. Th~
est for thai poSttsn wtil nnt b above
tsto fhs dtsiAnca fro@ FRA arret
- q 10 aeost q sra 81 q nils--l0S1
fret, 70 - exact-and ID woula "a
ever sou Thai wiil b q aAart hei
tfoa eaaanaas GAP ter ne sfreaa rAilw4v
- ursFecua fhsre h % aoaAt hat
lhat he Csanca oil eE3sF ne sthsF
part ~ TIE tupfopNue1e b 90 % unlnss
thSFe - rSulen1sranse aaainsl d, "a
~ FRS Ward tmEroNsaeaaa have sea-
'Eaiiy enceanlaRa1 taeA ao9aReiEa whsn
heg w1se ahoaa 10 BE- aE9srsAr
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Daxk easAweFs. P1sre seunA.
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ron MoODp CANAL.

STRAMHR JoazParxH. JULIUS MAooM-
y her. Mna1rx, le9xos emhsek awary MunAHy
a TO iar 0amhia, FetHrninM n1na cay, toaan-
fng e 0aabscR. DNwu1a I'D SlaAuwtah.
Lave 9111umish Tuesdays Is - e =. ~
Dsu1fa, Sashsak sn6 Pat 9amkla
EsSvs Ganhss q Woanaafasa f1r Saahack
Lesvs asaenek fhuza1ays a 1sso Ser saattls,
tp2<hlna a Rer4 oMmble.
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EoR NrtaaF paFsig1inzn. sYply 10 D. \ How.
A.. osnG, saastis q oeRss gssasE. Ysaler'.
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Ths CENTENRRT" y TIE nsss por
alAr kil glow IN AneEies. el-k5 for Ave
buttons $50 for eigAt butto1A Ter
are far bel0u The prias Of any 0tAsr
Standard maker, and for n9 and dera-
btlity ara nnsxsslieA Tha above are ~
tai pEtaam ftha glove b nnt auid a. whmse-
galal a ecHWARAQHRR RRQW. asl2
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San BEHNARDEHo, Sept. 20.-EiehteeE
carloads OF people left here this morn
Ing en- route for Sc. Louis. probably one.
half Of whom are representatives Of
the Grand Army. The Seventh In
fantry Band furnished music. The 6aE
Diego delegation has q couple Of sam.
pie osiriehea. General Vandever, Com
mandsr Of the Southern Oalifornii
Brigade, is With his command. Gov
amor Htonaman II alao on hoard
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NEW YoEK. sept. 2o-Msney % eali, easy
ra1Etng from 70 per cent, last lnaa 8 and
closed earod 4; prime mercantile papaR. 70
9, sterling exchange. quiet and steady, a 500
4 SOL foF sixty days, and - s4h04 elA IoI
dsmnnd
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PoR THE uPPRR skAoETs
STEAMER GLIDE,

bTEAMEh GLIDE,
%TXieg ses s ga as.s sss1 &C. gssal1c n ,
IL Monday. WedneadAy ard Friday, -
turnlna Tuesday, ThuI1daF and GAtufdaT.
oallinR e Mukleoo, Tulalip. a1nnWoo4
ue1atsdy. Pr Landing GkaGkl C3ly. Mgu1i
Vernons 6lariinR n1d al fntmEmodistes
poss,s .eovs !. - 4. e, sss,Eea q Rsa.as. sgs
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very hitter Controversy.

Orr or MKxIoo, Sept 20.-Mush pub
lie interest 10 fels tn the duel announced
for tomorrow between General laramie
and General Prhdilla. Governor Of the
Palace. A duel between two we'll known
Journalists 10 also on the taps, and q
few nights ago duel With swords be
tween two young army officers resulted
seriously, and another duel With swords
10 reported to have occurred Ia the open
street IN the center Of the city. The
controversy over the question Of the
treason Of General Lopez has grown
ware hisfAF
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LnSpoa, Sept. ls-ElRht men vsEe
ktlled - boiler sxpiosisa on board
The WEES ladies steamer Elee aarinr Z
ptai tRip n SsAkss Bay to-day.
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RaIiea In . FInaneIaI RrTana

Nxw YonK. Sept 9.-Premier Nor
qaay, Of Manitoba, who has hsen here
tryinR % Fa1se money 30 bald the PRO
possd Bed River Valley Il liiroad 20 .
esonectIsa 9th The NoFthero Pacise,
l-ft fer Wtnnips9 this evening, hayinR
Jailed Ia his GnanciAi errand.
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BoEpa


AmsEicsn Express 100, Canada Pneiae 5oK
cana5a soutbern sax. Central Psolae 81,
Buriington 49,, Delaware L,ckswanna
i7sh, Beaver 4 Rio Grsnds 33k. Erie 3ek
Lake Shore 94k. Louisville 59&, Michigan
Cantrsl san, Kansas 4 Texas 33A, Reg Yorh
CantyAl t061. Northern PacIac AN. ore
fsFfed t91, Northwestern llIk. Oregon In
provemant 50 Navigation IS, Transcon.
tin@nfk isk, PseiAe Nal 3sk, Rock Island
iiek. 81 Psal sis. Texas Pacific az, Uniou
Pseiee 5lh. united ststss Express 78a, Well
Fargo Express 100 Western Union 72H.
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BvAEsvuLz (lnd.). Sept. 3o.-Ths
Arst day Of toe rsunion Of the hlae and
TIE gray opened auspicioasiy. At al
early bear the crowds commsrced ar
r.vinR, ana tesy poured in upon svoRy
trats and boat AZ fsss - the various
organizations. both military and GIVE,
arrived. they we're escorted 20 the camp
Erounds oy tue coUmittees appointed
20 reesivs them This afternoon Rsv.
l. :. Cols formally opened the reunion
exsfcls% With prayer. followed b. Gsn-
erAl James n. hhackelfora's eloquent
welcome 10 the blns and the gray.